Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Thursday, December 25, 2014
Merry Christmas
Wishing you and your family love, peace, delicious eats, and many blessings this holiday season. Merry Christmas from our home to yours! :)
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Easy 5-ingredient chocolate graham cracker toffee
Christmas is in two days. Christmasisintwodays!
Two.days.
I was all set to write a real, borderline-wordy (aka typical) blog about this toffee. Toffee that I planned to make two weeks ago. Had I done that and posted it shortly thereafter, you could've made it and included it in your tins of Christmas cookies to family and friends.
Gulp.
Last minute homemade toffee is better than no toffee at all, right?
Friday, December 12, 2014
Friday Five: Food with friends
Friday Friday, there you are! Sort of snuck up on me this week, actually. How about you? Has it been a busy week or a quiet one? Regardless, I hope it's been good -- full of holiday preparations and time to be thankful for all of the blessings in our lives.
Speaking of holidays and being thankful, I want to say thank you for sticking with me this week while things have been a little quiet on the blogging front. The reason I've been so unplugged is because my sister and her fiance are in town for a week. Who has two thumbs and is soooooo excited? This gal!
Three months ago, Jenny and Zach moved to Sacramento, CA, because he got an incredible job offer. While our family is so proud of them (and loving the pictures of their weekend trips to national parks!), we've missed them terribly.
Rather than make two very short visits (with lots of travel time) for back-to-back holidays, they made the smart decision to return home for a full week between the two. We hopped around the city earlier this week and have been relaxing at our parents' house since Thursday. Cozying up in front of the fireplace, playing Scattegories, and enjoying thefruits cookies of my mom's holiday baking = the best. There really is no place like home!
Family, friends, and food -- isn't that what the holidays are all about? Bypass the crowded malls, give the postman an Amazon break, and save your fingers from becoming wrapping paper casualties. (My Band-Aid count is up to 2. Please tell me I'm not the only one who sustains such "injuries".) Rather than stress about what to buy, why not channel your energies to dreaming up what indulgent dishes to make? You know, the ones you've bookmarked, Pinned, or dreamt up and saved for a special occasion? Here are five of my favorite food-centric ways to get together with the ones you love.
Happy weekend and, for us, happy early Christmas! :)
1. Progressive dinner - Coordinate with folks who live relatively close to one another and each offer to serve up a different course in succession. Wine and appetizers at the first stop, salad and/or bread at the next, then the entree, and dessert. This is a great way to give everyone a chance to host and show off their holiday decorations. Fun fact: according to Wikipedia, the UK is home to the idea of a safari dinner during which "the destination of the next course is generally unknown by the participants, and they have to decipher a clue before moving on." Fun!
Speaking of holidays and being thankful, I want to say thank you for sticking with me this week while things have been a little quiet on the blogging front. The reason I've been so unplugged is because my sister and her fiance are in town for a week. Who has two thumbs and is soooooo excited? This gal!
Three months ago, Jenny and Zach moved to Sacramento, CA, because he got an incredible job offer. While our family is so proud of them (and loving the pictures of their weekend trips to national parks!), we've missed them terribly.
Rather than make two very short visits (with lots of travel time) for back-to-back holidays, they made the smart decision to return home for a full week between the two. We hopped around the city earlier this week and have been relaxing at our parents' house since Thursday. Cozying up in front of the fireplace, playing Scattegories, and enjoying the
Family, friends, and food -- isn't that what the holidays are all about? Bypass the crowded malls, give the postman an Amazon break, and save your fingers from becoming wrapping paper casualties. (My Band-Aid count is up to 2. Please tell me I'm not the only one who sustains such "injuries".) Rather than stress about what to buy, why not channel your energies to dreaming up what indulgent dishes to make? You know, the ones you've bookmarked, Pinned, or dreamt up and saved for a special occasion? Here are five of my favorite food-centric ways to get together with the ones you love.
Happy weekend and, for us, happy early Christmas! :)
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
68 Christmas & holiday cookie recipes
As of Saturday, the fall/Halloween/Thanksgiving decorations are packed away until next year. By last night, the Christmas decorations were up and the tree was trimmed. And tonight? Tonight, Official Holiday Baking Season begins!
Last week, while helping my mom bake pies for Thanksgiving, we started talking about cookies. We fantasized about all of the cookies we plan to bake this year: both old favorites and new recipes that have caught our eye throughout the year. And then how we'd enjoy them: eating, mailing, sharing, exchanging, you name it. Is there anything more fun than cookies to make? No, sir!
Food is love, and what better way to spread love than to gift cookies and treats to those near and dear to you! Whether you're planning to bake cookies for everyone on your nice list or simply make enough to take to a holiday party, there's something for variety of sweet tooth here.
Happy baking!
Drop cookies
Bar cookies
Candy & other sweets
Last week, while helping my mom bake pies for Thanksgiving, we started talking about cookies. We fantasized about all of the cookies we plan to bake this year: both old favorites and new recipes that have caught our eye throughout the year. And then how we'd enjoy them: eating, mailing, sharing, exchanging, you name it. Is there anything more fun than cookies to make? No, sir!
Food is love, and what better way to spread love than to gift cookies and treats to those near and dear to you! Whether you're planning to bake cookies for everyone on your nice list or simply make enough to take to a holiday party, there's something for variety of sweet tooth here.
Happy baking!
Drop cookies
Giant kitchen sink cookies (with all the mix-ins!)
Cutout, iced, filled, rolled, or stuffed cookies
Bar cookies
Candy & other sweets
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Merry Christmas!
Monday, December 23, 2013
Christmas morning eats
Two days and counting! Better saddle up for one last trip to the store to pick up the necessary ingredients to make a special breakfast or two, be it on Christmas morning or another day over the holiday break.
Do you have any special Christmas morning breakfast traditions? For as long as I can remember, we've always had cinnamon rolls, oranges, and coffee/hot chocolate. We wake up slowly, nibbling and drinking and chatting, as my dad builds a fire in the family room.
It's funny to think how we rushed through this tradition when we were younger and now that we're older, we take our time -- so much so that my mom sometimes has to remind us to start opening gifts! My 10-year old self would be shocked.
Wherever you find yourself on the 25th, I hope you have a festive and delicious start to the day. Sweet and savory, here are some of my favorite breakfast recipes suitable for kids from 1 to 92 :)
Eggs & meats
Do you have any special Christmas morning breakfast traditions? For as long as I can remember, we've always had cinnamon rolls, oranges, and coffee/hot chocolate. We wake up slowly, nibbling and drinking and chatting, as my dad builds a fire in the family room.
It's funny to think how we rushed through this tradition when we were younger and now that we're older, we take our time -- so much so that my mom sometimes has to remind us to start opening gifts! My 10-year old self would be shocked.
Wherever you find yourself on the 25th, I hope you have a festive and delicious start to the day. Sweet and savory, here are some of my favorite breakfast recipes suitable for kids from 1 to 92 :)
- Breakfast pork sausage patties
- Breakfast sausages with peppers and onions
- Broccoli cheddar quiche
- Cajun shrimp frittata
- Ham & asparagus frittata
- Huevos rancheros
- Mini eggy quinoa cups
- Mushroom & spinach quiche
- Salty & sweet egg sandwich
- Sausage kale breakfast strata
- Slow cooker cheesy breakfast casserole
Monday, December 16, 2013
55 Christmas cookie recipes
My mom and I are both elbow-deep into our Christmas baking... and I'm loving every moment of it. Have you started playing in the kitchen yet?
Food is love, and what better way to spread love than to gift cookies and treats to those near and dear to you! Whether you're planning to bake cookies for everyone on your nice list or simply make enough to take to a holiday party, there's something for variety of sweet tooth here.
Happy baking!
Drop cookies
Cutout, iced, filled, rolled, or stuffed cookies
Bar cookies
Candy & other sweets
Friday, December 13, 2013
Friday Five: Cookbooks to gift
(Obligatory reminder of how many days are left before Christmas and onset of self-induced panic after looking at one's ever-growing to-do list.)
Ha-appy Friday, everyone! Hope you're having a great week and taking time to enjoy the special moments of the holiday season, however big or small they may be. The brief 5 minute bursts of hanging ornaments (does your tree take days to decorate like ours?) or Christmas episodes of your favorite TV shows are just as important as the lavish parties and gift exchanges. Any time together with people you love is time well spent, right?
All of that being said, I take special pride in being a really good gift giver and want to spoil those on my list with things they'll really enjoy. There are few better things than seeing someone's face light up when they receive a surprise they love, right?
I won't pretend to have all the answers to your shopping and gifting conundrums, but I will offer up a few more suggestions for the food-minded person on your list. Whether he/she is a rookie or an expert, these cookbooks are some of my favorites, new and old, and are for real people who cook real food.
This Friday Five is all about good resources for good recipes and great food. Bon appetit!
1. Martha Stewart Baking Handbook - The owner and head baker of a local bakery recommended this book to me years ago. When I asked him about going to culinary/pastry school, he told me to save my money and bake my way through this book because it would teach me "everything a baker needs to know." Best advice to date! If I could only recommend one book to an aspiring baker, this would be it.
2. Barefoot Contessa Foolproof - My love for Ina knows no bounds, and her latest offering only confirms my adoration. Reliable recipes, satisfying meals, and easy entertaining are the hallmarks of Ina's food philosophy. I especially love her tips for planning a party, down to a table layout and timeline leading up to the meal. Lists are a host's best friend!
3. The America's Test Kitchen Cooking School Cookbook - Like Martha's book, if I could only recommend one book to an aspiring cook, this would be it. America's Test Kitchen doesn't assume that the reader knows everything and provides hundreds (maybe thousands?) of helpful photos. Recipes for all skill levels and appetites.
4. Michael Symon's 5 in 5 - I once thought Chef Symon was only capable of making fancy and complex dishes from watching him on Iron Chef, but learned his cooking can also be incredibly approachable and downright easy. He's one of my newest food crushes, thanks to his new show The Chew. This book has been a savior for weeknight dinners in our home!
5. The Pioneer Woman Cooks: A Year of Holidays - If Martha is the queen mother and Ina the queen, Ree is absolutely the princess in cowboy boots, new to the royal food court. I'm a regular reader of her blog and can't get enough of her show on Food Network. I think the reason she's become so successful is because she cooks what we really want to eat! Hearty dishes that can feed a small family or a big crowd come together with helpful shortcuts and her signature wit. Summary: I love this book so!
Bonus: Cookbook holder - Matt got this for me a few years ago, and I can't tell you how useful it is. Keeps cookbooks open and protects them from flying batter and sizzling oil!
Ha-appy Friday, everyone! Hope you're having a great week and taking time to enjoy the special moments of the holiday season, however big or small they may be. The brief 5 minute bursts of hanging ornaments (does your tree take days to decorate like ours?) or Christmas episodes of your favorite TV shows are just as important as the lavish parties and gift exchanges. Any time together with people you love is time well spent, right?
All of that being said, I take special pride in being a really good gift giver and want to spoil those on my list with things they'll really enjoy. There are few better things than seeing someone's face light up when they receive a surprise they love, right?
I won't pretend to have all the answers to your shopping and gifting conundrums, but I will offer up a few more suggestions for the food-minded person on your list. Whether he/she is a rookie or an expert, these cookbooks are some of my favorites, new and old, and are for real people who cook real food.
This Friday Five is all about good resources for good recipes and great food. Bon appetit!
1. Martha Stewart Baking Handbook - The owner and head baker of a local bakery recommended this book to me years ago. When I asked him about going to culinary/pastry school, he told me to save my money and bake my way through this book because it would teach me "everything a baker needs to know." Best advice to date! If I could only recommend one book to an aspiring baker, this would be it.
2. Barefoot Contessa Foolproof - My love for Ina knows no bounds, and her latest offering only confirms my adoration. Reliable recipes, satisfying meals, and easy entertaining are the hallmarks of Ina's food philosophy. I especially love her tips for planning a party, down to a table layout and timeline leading up to the meal. Lists are a host's best friend!
3. The America's Test Kitchen Cooking School Cookbook - Like Martha's book, if I could only recommend one book to an aspiring cook, this would be it. America's Test Kitchen doesn't assume that the reader knows everything and provides hundreds (maybe thousands?) of helpful photos. Recipes for all skill levels and appetites.
4. Michael Symon's 5 in 5 - I once thought Chef Symon was only capable of making fancy and complex dishes from watching him on Iron Chef, but learned his cooking can also be incredibly approachable and downright easy. He's one of my newest food crushes, thanks to his new show The Chew. This book has been a savior for weeknight dinners in our home!
5. The Pioneer Woman Cooks: A Year of Holidays - If Martha is the queen mother and Ina the queen, Ree is absolutely the princess in cowboy boots, new to the royal food court. I'm a regular reader of her blog and can't get enough of her show on Food Network. I think the reason she's become so successful is because she cooks what we really want to eat! Hearty dishes that can feed a small family or a big crowd come together with helpful shortcuts and her signature wit. Summary: I love this book so!
Bonus: Cookbook holder - Matt got this for me a few years ago, and I can't tell you how useful it is. Keeps cookbooks open and protects them from flying batter and sizzling oil!
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Holiday Gift Guide: My 20 must-have kitchen tools & toys!
Christmas is exactly 15 days away! How's your holiday to-do list looking at this moment? Mine is in decent shape since I've mailed the cards and completed roughly half of my gift shopping. I'm hoping to finish most of the shopping this weekend, so I can focus entirely on my favorite activity -- baking.
If you're coming up empty-handed trying to think of gift ideas for the kitchen enthusiast in your life -- or need to add a few items to your own wish list, ahem -- here are 20 of my must-have tools and toys for bakers and cooks of all skill levels. I own every single one and couldn't imagine my life in the kitchen without them. Happy shopping :)
1. Mini spatulas
2. Silicone baking mat
3. Crock Pot
4. Griddler
5. Goldtouch nonstick baking sheet
6. Non-slip cutting boards, small and large
7. All-Clad frying pan
8. Cake/cupcake carrier
9. Pizza stone
10. (Pretty) stock pot
11. Classic chef's knife
12. & 13. Stainless steel measuring cups & spoons
14. Mesh sugar shaker
15. Cake stand/punch bowl
16. Small (1.5 quart) nonstick saucepan with lid
17. Mini food chopper
18. Glass pie dish
19. Individual ramekin dishes
20. Cookie scoop - my very favorite!
If you're coming up empty-handed trying to think of gift ideas for the kitchen enthusiast in your life -- or need to add a few items to your own wish list, ahem -- here are 20 of my must-have tools and toys for bakers and cooks of all skill levels. I own every single one and couldn't imagine my life in the kitchen without them. Happy shopping :)
1. Mini spatulas
2. Silicone baking mat
3. Crock Pot
4. Griddler
5. Goldtouch nonstick baking sheet
7. All-Clad frying pan
10. (Pretty) stock pot
11. Classic chef's knife
12. & 13. Stainless steel measuring cups & spoons
16. Small (1.5 quart) nonstick saucepan with lid
17. Mini food chopper
18. Glass pie dish
20. Cookie scoop - my very favorite!
Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas!
Last year at this time, Matt and I were on our honeymoon... on a cruise ship... in the middle of the Caribbean ocean. I can't believe it's been a whole year. While we had such an incredible and unforgettable trip, I've gotta tell you how much I'm looking forward to our first Christmas together in our home. Send all of your snow our way, please!
From our home to yours, wishing you a very merry Christmas, full of love, warmth, happiness, and delicious dishes! :)
From our home to yours, wishing you a very merry Christmas, full of love, warmth, happiness, and delicious dishes! :)
Friday, December 21, 2012
Friday five: Holiday breakfast
TGITWBC - Thank goodness it's the weekend before Christmas!
Okay, I'll admit that doesn't have quite the same ring as "TGIF", but I couldn't help myself. Weeks of watching Christmas movies have me adding a little holiday cheer to anything and everything. Even yesterday's eggy breakfast looked positively dashing with green spinach and red peppers.
While we woke up in western PA, we went to sleep in eastern PA. Matt and I made the drive to Reading last night to spend a long weekend visiting with his family. We'll be making merry and spreading joy there through Monday before making the (hopefully snowy!) drive back to Pittsburgh on Christmas Eve, clad in our flannel pajamas and singing along to Matt's Christmas tunes mix. I cannot tell you how genuinely excited I am for thesleigh car ride!! I've even promised to stay awake for the entire thing and be a good passenger/wife. Any bets on how that goes?
I know that Matt's parents, like so many others, are really looking forward to a house full of people and have already planned so many fun activities for all of us. I thought it'd be a perfect time to share with five of my favorite breakfasts to please a crowd and give them all the energy they'll need for days full of house calls, shopping, skiing, and, well, feasting!
It's my Friday five: holiday breakfast edition!
1. Breakfast apple granola crisp -- Because the smell of apples and cinnamon make the whole house smell so cozy and welcoming, right?! Curl up with a bowl of this and top with some vanilla yogurt first thing in the morning (or, ahem, ice cream for an afternoon snack).
2. Sausage kale breakfast strata -- If it was satisfying enough for a pack of hungry football fans tailgating on a cold fall morning, it will surely please a house full of eager kids and adults, ready to tear into a pile of presents! All of the prep can be done up to a full day before cooking, and any leftovers you might have will reheat wonderfully.
3. Sour cherry coffee cake -- Sour cherries hold such a special place in my heart because of family tradition, and I think your family will love this, too! A light fruit coffee cake that will go so well with a cup of tea or coffee. Bonus: It's just as delicious for breakfast, lunch, a snack, or dessert with a scoop or ice cream.
4. The Pioneer Woman's cinnamon rolls aka the best cinnamon rolls ever -- I have been looking forward to making these for weeks once Matt and I sorted out our Christmas day plans. I'm dreaming of a white Christmas... with a cup of hot chocolate and a plate of my favorite cinnamon rolls! :) BEST. EVER.
5. Quiche -- my all-time favorite breakfast for guests. You can personalize it any way you like, with peppers or mushrooms, broccoli or spinach, cheddar or Swiss... if you can think it, you can do it. Friends and guests have never met a quiche of mine that they didn't love, and they think I went to such effort to do it. Little do they know it's so incredibly easy!
Bonus: For a festive and non-alcoholic drink to start your morning, try my beloved famosa! Orange juice and diet ginger ale make such a fizzy and fun special occasion. Or, you know, champagne is always delicious, too, if you don't have to be family-friendly.
Happy entertaining and save travels if you are driving, flying, or going by sleigh :)
Two years ago: Chicken cacciatore, Applesauce cake
Okay, I'll admit that doesn't have quite the same ring as "TGIF", but I couldn't help myself. Weeks of watching Christmas movies have me adding a little holiday cheer to anything and everything. Even yesterday's eggy breakfast looked positively dashing with green spinach and red peppers.
While we woke up in western PA, we went to sleep in eastern PA. Matt and I made the drive to Reading last night to spend a long weekend visiting with his family. We'll be making merry and spreading joy there through Monday before making the (hopefully snowy!) drive back to Pittsburgh on Christmas Eve, clad in our flannel pajamas and singing along to Matt's Christmas tunes mix. I cannot tell you how genuinely excited I am for the
I know that Matt's parents, like so many others, are really looking forward to a house full of people and have already planned so many fun activities for all of us. I thought it'd be a perfect time to share with five of my favorite breakfasts to please a crowd and give them all the energy they'll need for days full of house calls, shopping, skiing, and, well, feasting!
It's my Friday five: holiday breakfast edition!
1. Breakfast apple granola crisp -- Because the smell of apples and cinnamon make the whole house smell so cozy and welcoming, right?! Curl up with a bowl of this and top with some vanilla yogurt first thing in the morning (or, ahem, ice cream for an afternoon snack).
2. Sausage kale breakfast strata -- If it was satisfying enough for a pack of hungry football fans tailgating on a cold fall morning, it will surely please a house full of eager kids and adults, ready to tear into a pile of presents! All of the prep can be done up to a full day before cooking, and any leftovers you might have will reheat wonderfully.
3. Sour cherry coffee cake -- Sour cherries hold such a special place in my heart because of family tradition, and I think your family will love this, too! A light fruit coffee cake that will go so well with a cup of tea or coffee. Bonus: It's just as delicious for breakfast, lunch, a snack, or dessert with a scoop or ice cream.
4. The Pioneer Woman's cinnamon rolls aka the best cinnamon rolls ever -- I have been looking forward to making these for weeks once Matt and I sorted out our Christmas day plans. I'm dreaming of a white Christmas... with a cup of hot chocolate and a plate of my favorite cinnamon rolls! :) BEST. EVER.
5. Quiche -- my all-time favorite breakfast for guests. You can personalize it any way you like, with peppers or mushrooms, broccoli or spinach, cheddar or Swiss... if you can think it, you can do it. Friends and guests have never met a quiche of mine that they didn't love, and they think I went to such effort to do it. Little do they know it's so incredibly easy!
Bonus: For a festive and non-alcoholic drink to start your morning, try my beloved famosa! Orange juice and diet ginger ale make such a fizzy and fun special occasion. Or, you know, champagne is always delicious, too, if you don't have to be family-friendly.
Happy entertaining and save travels if you are driving, flying, or going by sleigh :)
Two years ago: Chicken cacciatore, Applesauce cake
Thursday, December 13, 2012
40 cookie recipes perfect for the holidays!
Did you know that, according to culinary historians, the first historic record of cookies was their use as test cakes? A small amount of cake batter was baked to test the oven temperature.
(Thanks to my dad and his subscription to the What's Cooking America e-newsletters for that little factoid!)
Talk about the perfect intro for a post entirely dedicated to cookies! Just in time to meet all of your baking needs and wants, here is a complete list of every cookie recipe I've ever posted.
Whether you're planning to bake cookies for everyone on your nice list or simply make enough to take to a holiday party, there's something for variety of sweet tooth on this list. I've organized the recipes into three basic categories for easy browsing.
Happy baking!
Drop cookies
Chewy chocolate chip cookies
Coconut macadamia nut cookies
Crispy Butterfinger cookies
Double chocolate cookies
Giant chewy sugar cookies
Meringue (cloud) cookies
Mint chocolate chip cookies
Monster cookies
Oatmeal raisin cookies
Pumpkin oatmeal cookies
Thin & crisp chocolate chip cookies with sea salt
Walnut shortbread wedges
Cutout, iced, filled, rolled, or stuffed cookies
Black and white cookies
Caramel stuffed apple cider cookies
Chocolate crinkle cookies
Chocolate gingersnap cookies
Chocolate sandwich cookies (homemade Oreos)
Chocolate shortbread fingers
Coconut shortbread (minus the ice cream)
Cranberry & pistachio biscotti
Cutout sugar cookies
Molasses crinkle cookies
Nutella Kiss cookies
Orange creamsicle cookies
Pumpkin gingersnaps
Pumpkin whoopie pies
Snickerdoodles
Very peanut butter cookies
White chocolate covered Ritz Bitz peanut butter sandwiches
Bar cookies
Butterfinger caramel bars
Chocolate pudding dump cake bars
From scratch "box" brownies
Maple walnut blondies
Peanut butter & jelly bars
Peanut butter cup crunch brownies
Peanut butter cup fluffernutter blondies
Platinum blondies
Pretzel bottom Snickers blondies
Salted brown butter Rice Krispie treats
Trail mix Rice Krispie treats
(Thanks to my dad and his subscription to the What's Cooking America e-newsletters for that little factoid!)
Talk about the perfect intro for a post entirely dedicated to cookies! Just in time to meet all of your baking needs and wants, here is a complete list of every cookie recipe I've ever posted.
Whether you're planning to bake cookies for everyone on your nice list or simply make enough to take to a holiday party, there's something for variety of sweet tooth on this list. I've organized the recipes into three basic categories for easy browsing.
Happy baking!
Drop cookies
Chewy chocolate chip cookies
Coconut macadamia nut cookies
Crispy Butterfinger cookies
Double chocolate cookies
Giant chewy sugar cookies
Meringue (cloud) cookies
Mint chocolate chip cookies
Monster cookies
Oatmeal raisin cookies
Pumpkin oatmeal cookies
Thin & crisp chocolate chip cookies with sea salt
Walnut shortbread wedges
Cutout, iced, filled, rolled, or stuffed cookies
Black and white cookies
Caramel stuffed apple cider cookies
Chocolate crinkle cookies
Chocolate gingersnap cookies
Chocolate sandwich cookies (homemade Oreos)
Chocolate shortbread fingers
Coconut shortbread (minus the ice cream)
Cranberry & pistachio biscotti
Cutout sugar cookies
Molasses crinkle cookies
Nutella Kiss cookies
Orange creamsicle cookies
Pumpkin gingersnaps
Pumpkin whoopie pies
Snickerdoodles
Very peanut butter cookies
White chocolate covered Ritz Bitz peanut butter sandwiches
Bar cookies
Butterfinger caramel bars
Chocolate pudding dump cake bars
From scratch "box" brownies
Maple walnut blondies
Peanut butter & jelly bars
Peanut butter cup crunch brownies
Peanut butter cup fluffernutter blondies
Platinum blondies
Pretzel bottom Snickers blondies
Salted brown butter Rice Krispie treats
Trail mix Rice Krispie treats
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